Category: Recipes

Don’t be put off by chickpeas when you’re following a low-FODMAP diet. They are high in oligosaccharides (fOdmap), but in larger quantities only. As with any ingredient in a low-FODMAP diet consider a) your own tolerances and b) trialling ingredients so you can really limit how much you’re cutting out. Most things are fine when […]

These low-FODMAP, yummy pancakes are perfect for brunching on at the weekends or (if you’re like me) what you make on a Wednesday morning at 6:30am pre-work, because they’re so quick and easy to whip up! The recipe is taken from a book I read recently (and really recommend) called The Clever Guts Diet (https://cleverguts.com/). […]

I saw this lovely recipe when I was absent-mindedly watching Simply Nigella on iPlayer and immediately knew I had to try it. Wonderfully, of course, it also happens to already be FODMAP-friendly! I already had salmon, spring onions (obviously) and avocado in the fridge from my weekly Aldi shop- all I had to do was pick […]

Breakfast Replace… Weetabix with Nutri-Brex Muesli with Nairn’s gluten-free oat muesli Bread with gluten-free bread- see here for the most nutritious choice All those cups of milky tea with tea with lactose-free milk and try and substitute the rest with lovely herbal teas – especially green – which are refreshing and healthy Dinner Replace… Onions with […]

Sometimes you just need to pack in a bit more greenery and goodness before you’ve started your day. Smoothies are also a great way to use up any left over spinach if it’s not got much life left in it. This one’s also packed full of protein, healthy fats (avocado), antioxidants (blueberries and baobab powder), potassium […]

This recipe is adapted from the lovely Madeleine Shaw’s book Get the Glow, so I really can’t take credit for its deliciousness! What I have done, however, is adapted it to make it low-FODMAP and tummy friendly. Once you’ve mixed these ingredients together, Madeleine recommends putting them in the fridge for 20 minutes. This helps to thicken […]